Top 10 Harlem Shake Videos

14 February 2013, 16:41 | Updated: 4 December 2017, 11:10

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The latest craze to sweep the internet is a series of 30 second videos with people going crazy to the 'Harlem Shake'.

The 30 second video clips start with one person dancing calming to Baauer's 2012 song 'Harlem Shake' but when the music kicks in it all kicks off.

So far videos have been uploaded by teens in schools and colleges, firemen in their trucks, offices around the world, television news teams and factories where staff have been getting down to the sound of the 'Harlem Shake'.

Notching up millions of views on YouTube, the meme has been so popular that 'Harlem Shake' is now flying up the iTunes chart and it's looking like it could be a top 10 hit for Baauer on this Sunday's Vodafone Big Top 40.

We've picked out our top 10 Harlem Shake videos, check them out below...

1.
Dorm Room Edition

One of the original videos, five guys in their dorm room doing the shake.
2.
Office Edition

There are hundreds of Harlem Shake videos shot in offices, this one from College Humour is one of the best.
3.
Arena Edition

New York rock band Matt & Kim got their audience involved in the shake at their gig in the city.
4.
Fabric Factory Edition

A normal day at work for this textile worker, until he's surrounded by semi-naked girls shaking Harlem-style.
5.
Bedroom Edition

Another of the original memes, a small group of shakers but some wild moves on display in a bedroom.
6.
News Room Edition

It must have been a slow news day at local TV news station KSLA - their anchors did the shake as part of their news bulletin.
7.
Fire Fighters Edition

Three firemen in their fire truck shake their stuff to Baauer; one dressed as spiderman, another as a chicken.
8.
T Pain Edition

The guy who made auto-tune famous has jumped on the Harlem trend and shot a meme with some of his friends.
9.
New York Street Crossing Edition

Harlem shaking in the real world, these guys dodged the yellow cabs of New York to bring their shaking to the world.
10.
Class Room Edition

The beauty of the Harlem Shake is that it's only 30 seconds long, clearly these pupils all had time to jump on their desks and shake while their teacher's back was turned.